Got this thread via Google. I would have a couple of recommendations. Basically, first of all the Natec Medusa and I don't think it's easy to get outside Poland, even though the manufacturer doesn't really seem to be Polish.
Link. It was recommended to me by a PC palesman that had quite a lot of nice gaming peripherals. It was very good for typing. Nice keys, spacing between keys, no rubbing off, nice looks and so on. Served me well for a year, after which two things happened: 1. I started getting some really awful RSI, 2. some keys' response altered and the keyboard became unreliable for professional writing. But I'm not sure if simply cleaning it wouldn't have helped. Anyway, rubber domes aren't supposed to last through several years of power typing.
Another one would be Hama SL570 from the guys that make cables and plugs and converters. This is a very springy scissor and I don't think I've felt this kind of resistance on any laptop. In fact, it's quite tactile... Another bonus is that, somehow, I get very little RSI on it, almost like a therapy session. For comparison, even typing lightly without bottoming out on my Model M sooner or laters gets me in the RSI land. But not this Hama. I don't know why. I used to hate it for getting my fingers under neighbouring key caps when depressing a key but the problem seems to have reduced lately. Maybe I have simply adjusted to it. I expect the feel to deteriorate some time but heh, my brother already wants to "inherit" this one when I find myself a keyboard I will really like (or just like better than this one).
Also, some of the cheapest versions of Microsoft flat keyboards feel nice, even though they might not be scissor switch. They're cheap enough not to regret the expense if they don't work out.
Finally, I have not tried it, but you may want to check out the Cherry Infinity. No idea if it has scissors but I'm pretty sure it would be a great keyboard. I'll probably end up having to buy it for a gift to someone just to see how it feels.
